Orbital lunar orbiters photograph 9,000 km/h rocket stage collision on the far side, revealing pristine primor! Swipe to see →
Anthropogenic collisions on the lunar surface offer distinct experimental advantages for planetary science because projectile mass, impac...
The comprehensive mapping of the new crater has accelerated international policy discussions surrounding cislunar space situational aware...
The crater was formed by the 9,000 km/h impact of a spent upper rocket stage that had been drifting in cislunar space.
NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) — Official mission telemetry and high-resolution orbital imagery of the lunar crater.
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